Become a Virtual Assistant

What is a virtual assistant, and how can I become a virtual assistant?

These are questions I hear all the time after I tell people what I do for a living.
Luckily, virtual assisting is my jam, and I’ve got all the info and more in my Virtual Assisting course launching soon! In the course, I spill all the info on how I make over $4000 per month as a virtual assistance, and how you can replicate it to make a profitable business of your own.
Hop on my list to be the first to join by filling out this form!

For now, here are the basics of what a virtual assistant does, and how you can become one!

What is a Virtual Assistant?

A virtual assistant is someone who helps businesses and entrepreneurs with things that they need to get done. The best part is, it’s virtual. Which means you never even have to leave your home. This is a great job for stay at home moms because not only do you get to stay home with your kiddos, you also get to choose your own hours. Hello naptime and bedtime. I see you!

The best part about becoming a virtual assistant, though, is that practically anyone can become one! All you need is great internet, and drive to get things done.

Below is a a list of 20 jobs a virtual assistant can help people with, just to get your mind reeling. Usually, VAs choose to niche down and choose 1-2 that they do super well.

1. Post to social media
2. Transcribing
3. Email management
4. Graphic design work
5. Manage a Facebook group
6. Write newsletters
7. Write blog posts
8. Product management
9. Website management
10. Research
11. Pinterest Management
12. Social Media Engagement
13. Bookkeeping
14. Marketing
15. Podcast managementt
16. Video editing
17. Photo editing
18. Content strategy
19. Consulting
20. Calendar Management

I could go on and on. Really, it is about finding what you are great at, and then coming up with a killer pitch.

So, how do I become a Virtual Assistant anyway?

When I first decided to become a VA, I knew nothing about what it even entailed. I ended up investing in a a few courses, and really immersed myself into learning.

Ultimately, though, I just had to begin! I made a list of every skill I had that I felt would help someone, and then I got to work writing a pitch email to send to prospective clients.
In my course, I will be teaching how to perfect the pitch, so trust me! You’re going to want to get on that waiting list.

I ended up landing multiple clients my first week, just because of the tricks I learned along the way.

What talents do you have that could be beneficial to someone? Use those as a starting point, and go from there.

Before you know it, you’ll have a flourishing virtual assistant business.